European Judicial Training Network (EJTN)

About European Judicial Training Network (EJTN)

The European Judicial Training Network (EJTN) is an international non-profit association founded in 2000 by the Bordeaux Charter. EJTN brings together judicial training institutions from all EU Member States to develop and implement training and exchange activities for members of the European judiciary.

EJTN's mission is to build a genuine European area of justice and promote knowledge of legal systems, enhancing understanding, confidence, and cooperation between judges and prosecutors within EU states. The network promotes training programmes with a genuine European dimension for members of the judiciary in Europe, analyzing and identifying training needs, designing programs, and disseminating experiences in the field of judicial training.

EJTN's governance structure promotes internal democracy and stimulates cooperation. The General Assembly meets annually, while the Steering Committee meets several times per year to oversee activities. Dedicated Working Groups and Sub-Working Groups plan and implement projects and programmes within their respective fields, with EJTN working closely with the European Commission and nearly 40 EU national judicial bodies.

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